If you don't leap, you'll never know what it's like to fly.

The smallest effort to remember the Divine, or even one of its timeless truths, connects you to a calmness whose power is in that secret strength found in all things deep.

Most people would rather complain about some painful life pattern than dare to meet the level of their own consciousness responsible for its repeated appearance... and therein do the work needed to change it once and for all.

One way to measure your own fears is to count the number of personal questions you've allowed others to answer for you.

From the movie, The Boy Who Could Fly Somewhere, deep inside, we can all fly.

You must dare to do the thing you think cannot be done... as this is the only way to discover that there's nothing you can't do.

Self-pity is the campsite of self-defeat; it is a dark refuge for those parts of us that would rather wallow in what cannot be than dare to explore what is possible.